piss off
Get out, crudely
Piss off has two main uses.
As a phrasal verb, it means to anger or annoy: His attitude really pisses me off.
As an imperative, particularly in British English, it's a vulgar way to tell someone to go away: Oh, piss off and leave me alone.
The latter is roughly equivalent to fuck off but slightly milder.
Command to leave
- leaveSanctioned time away
- get lostDismissive order to leave
- beat itCommand to leave quickly
- scramDepart hastily, informally
get out · take a hike · hit the road · jog on · on your bike
Make furious
- infuriateProvoke extreme anger
- annoyCause mild irritation
- irritateCause mild anger
- aggravateMake more severe
vex · exasperate · rile · incense · madden · provoke · antagonize · upset
Intentional dismissive treatment
- snubDeliberate dismissive rejection
- rebuffAbrupt, curt rejection
- spurnRefuse with contempt
- shunDeliberately keep away
give the slip · ditch · ignore · disregard · cast aside · turn away · shut out · freeze out
go away
Command to leave
scram · get out · take a hike · hit the road · jog on · on your bike
enrage
Make furious
aggravate · vex · exasperate · rile · incense · madden · provoke · antagonize · upset · offend
cold shoulder
Intentional dismissive treatment
shun · give the slip · ditch · ignore · disregard · cast aside · turn away · shut out · freeze out · send packing
piss offcome in
Permitted to enter
welcome · stick around · come here · make yourself at home · come on in